Metals Classification

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What is a common characteristic of metals?

Having high thermal and electrical conductivities

What are the two main categories of metals?

Ferrous and Non-ferrous

What is a common property of metals, in terms of light?

They are opaque

What type of ions do metals form?

Positive ions

What do non-ferrous metals lack in their composition?

Iron

Why are non-ferrous metals often preferred over ferrous metals?

Because they are more resistant to corrosion

Which of the following is NOT an example of a non-ferrous metal?

Iron

What property do non-ferrous metals typically lack?

Magnetism

Which non-ferrous metal is often used in electrical wiring?

Copper

What is the ability of a material to resist penetration and wear by another material?

Side Hardness Resistance

What happens to toughness as hardness of a metal increases?

It decreases

What is the result of combining hardness and toughness in a material?

It becomes more resistant to heavy pounding

What is directly related to the machinability of a metal?

Its hardness

What is a key feature of metals in terms of their physical properties?

They can regain their shape after being deformed

What two properties are required to withstand heavy pounding?

Hardness and toughness

What is malleability a measure of in a metal?

Its capacity to be rolled or hammered into thin sheets

What is an important property of metals in terms of their ability to transfer energy?

Conductivity

What is the key difference between malleability and ductility?

Malleability refers to the ability to be rolled into thin sheets, while ductility refers to the ability to be drawn into thin wires

What happens to a metal when it is deformed?

It regains its original shape

What is a characteristic of metals in terms of their response to stress?

They can regain their shape

What happens to a metal when it is subjected to permanent deformation?

It undergoes a permanent change in shape

What two physical properties are often associated with metals?

Elasticity and conductivity

What is the result of a metal being ductile?

It can be drawn into thin wires

What is a common application of malleable metals?

Jewelry making

Learn about the properties of metals, including their opacity and conductivity, and how they can be classified into Ferrous and Non-ferrous categories. Test your knowledge of metals and their characteristics!

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